America’s Most Toxic Cities, Forbes, November 2, 2009.
Mpls Metro is 24th Dirtiest City, Released 15,543,283 lbs. toxic chemicals in 2007!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 05. Nov, 2009 in Research
Biomass Incineration is NOT Sustainable nor Renewable Energy
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 29. Oct, 2009 in Research
“Who Says It’s Green to Burn Woodchips?”, The Independent, 10/25/09.
Zero Waste Making its way into the Mainstream!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 20. Oct, 2009 in Research
Nudging Recycling from Less Waste to None, NYTimes, October 20, 2009.
Get Serious Minnesota–Clean Up Your Air!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 22. Sep, 2009 in Research
Minnesota Ranks #7 in Top Ten States in U.S. Incinerating PVC’s
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Now!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 21. Sep, 2009 in Research
US EPA report of Sept. 2009 shows how waste reduction & recycling reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Zero Waste is More Achievable than Ever!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 20. Sep, 2009 in Research
For current info on Zero Waste, see the following websites: American Environnmental Health Studies Project, Zero Waste International Alliance, Grassroots Recycling Network, & California Resource Recovery Association.
CONSERVATION OF ENERGY SHOULD BE AT TOP OF LIST!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 15. Sep, 2009 in Research
How Much Energy Does the U.S. Waste?, grist, September 11, 2009.
How do we reach genuine sustainability?
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 06. Sep, 2009 in Research
Wes Jackson: Greening the Economy, Preparing for the End of Growth, 2009 Annual Meeting of MN Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology.
Reversal of Detroit Garbage Incinerator Shut-Down
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 04. Sep, 2009 in Research
Please note! IT AIN’T OVER YET . . . Still Burning: You Mean the Incinerator’s Still Going? [in Detroit, MI], MetroTimes.com, September 2, 2009.
UPDATED ARTICLES BY TOPIC
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 28. Aug, 2009 in Research
Our research has become so extensive, we have organized our articles by topic — e.g. Alternative Energies – Truly Renewable (includes Anaerobic Digestion, Fuel Cells, General, Hydrokinetic Energy, Organics Recyling, Solar). Enjoy extensive and up-to-date information about viable alternatives to the out-dated & hazardous practice of “waste-to-energy”!
